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Charlie Spivak And His Orchestra - What's Cookin' Charlie? '41 - '47 Mp3

Charlie Spivak His Orchestra Hep Records Big Band Swing 1999

Performer: Charlie Spivak And His Orchestra
Album: What's Cookin' Charlie? '41 - '47
Label: Hep Records
Catalog #: HEP CD 64
MP3: 2160 mb | FLAC: 2092 mb
Released: 1999
Country: UK
Style: Big Band, Swing
Rating: 4.7/5
Votes: 381
Category: Jazz

Charlie Spivak And His Orchestra - What's Cookin' Charlie? '41 - '47 Mp3

Tracklist

1	Hey, Sit Down Bud Arranged By – Phil RommelVocals – BandWritten-By – Charlie Spivak, Phil Rommel	2:38
2	When The Sun Comes Out Vocals – Garry StevensWritten-By – Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler	3:08
3	You Are Too Beautiful Vocals – Jimmy SaundersWritten-By – Rodgers, Hart	3:09
4	That Old Devil Moon Vocals – Margaret ManningWritten-By – Lane, Harburg	2:32
5	It Ain't Neccessarily So Arranged By – Bert Ross Written-By – Gershwin, Gershwin	2:49
6	Everything Happens To Me Vocals – Garry StevensWritten-By – Matt Dennis, Tom Adair	3:06
7	Let's Go Home Arranged By – Sonny BurkeWritten-By – Holland, Williams	2:58
8	Besame Mucho Arranged By – RossWritten-By – Velazquez, Skylar	4:20
9	Stardreams Arranged By – BurkeWritten-By – Spivak, Burke	2:57
10	Leave Some Arranged By – Jack MatthiasWritten-By – Spivak, Matthias	2:35
11	What's Cookin' Arranged By – Phil RommelWritten-By – Charlie Spivak, Phil Rommel	3:02
12	Tenderly Written-By – Lawrence, Gross	3:06
13	Bess, You Is My Woman Arranged By – RossWritten-By – Gershwin, Gershwin	3:01
14	Born To Be Blue Vocals – Tommy MercerWritten-By – Torme, Wells	3:07
15	Flat Feet Arranged By – NormanWritten-By – Spivak, Norman	2:59
16	When I See An Elephant Fly Vocals – Garry Stevens, StardustersWritten-By – Frank Churchill, Ned Washington, Oliver Wallace	2:39
17	Charlie Horse Arranged By – Phil RommelWritten-By – Charlie Spivak, Phil Rommel	3:27
18	Summertime Arranged By – Bert Ross Written-By – DuBose Heyward, Gershwin	3:05
19	I Got Plenty O' Nothin' Arranged By – Bert Ross Written-By – Gershwin, Gershwin	2:46
20	The Gentleman Is A Dope Vocals – Irene DayeWritten-By – Rodgers, Hammerstein	3:22
21	Stomping Room Only Arranged By – MarksWritten-By – Spivak, Marks	2:31
22	The General Jumped At Dawn Written-By, Arranged By – Jimmy Mundy	2:39
23	Stranger In Town Vocals – Jimmy SaundersWritten-By – Torme	2:54
24	Penthouse Serenade Arranged By – BurkeWritten-By – Burton, Jason	4:06

Credits

Alto Saxophone – Allen Fields (tracks: 13 to 21, 24), Ben Lagasse (tracks: 6), Charlie Russo (tracks: 9 to 24), Hal Tennyson (tracks: 6), Harry Klee (tracks: 1 to 5), Jimmy Sands (tracks: 3 to 5), Joe Moser (tracks: 1, 2), Sal Pace (tracks: 7 to 12, 24), Vinnie Dean (tracks: 22, 23)
Baritone Saxophone – Al Kociuba (tracks: 18 to 23), Hank Haupt (tracks: 9 to 17), Jerry Florian (tracks: 4 to 6 )
Bass – Jack Jacobson (tracks: 9 to 24), Jimmy Middleton (tracks: 1 to 6)
Clarinet – Ben Lagasse (tracks: 6), Charlie Russo (tracks: 9 to 12, 24), Hank Haupt (tracks: 14 to 17), Hal Tennyson (tracks: 6), Harry Klee (tracks: 1 to 5), Sal Pace (tracks: 7 to 12)
Design – Brian Johnston
Drums – Alvin Stoller (tracks: 9 to 12, 24), Andy Picard (tracks: 1, 2 >), Bobby Rickey (tracks: 14 to 23), Norris 'Bunny' Shawker (tracks: 3 to 6 >)
Guitar – Kenny White (tracks: 1 to 7), Lenny Mirabella (tracks: 9 to 12, 24), Ted Bergren (tracks: 14 to 23)
Liner Notes – Ian Crosbie
Photography By – Frank Driggs Collection
Piano – Abe Logan (tracks: 14 to 19), Al Nicolace (tracks: 9 to 12, 24), Bob Carter (tracks: 19 to 23), Dave Mann (tracks: 1 to 6)
Producer [Production] – Alastair Robertson
Tenor Saxophone – Alex Massey (tracks: 18 to 21), Bunny Bardach (tracks: 13 to 21, 24), Don Raffell (tracks: 1 to 5), Fran Ludwig (tracks: 9 to 17, 24), Mickey Sabol (tracks: 7 to 12), Peanuts Hucko (tracks: 6), Roy Hammerslag (tracks: 1 to 5)
Transferred By, Remastered By [Audio Restoration] – Doug Pomeroy
Trombone – Ben Long (tracks: 1 to 6), Bill Forman (tracks: 9 to 12, 24), Bill Mustard (tracks: 1 to 6), Frank D'Annolfo (tracks: 14 to 24), Harry DiVito (tracks: 23), Herbis Harper (tracks: 9 to 17, 24), James Williams (tracks: 7, 8 14 to 20), Nelson Riddle (tracks: 1 to 6), Ralph 'Rusty' Nichols (tracks: 9 to 17), Vern Whitney (tracks: 7 to 12 > )
Trumpet – William 'Bitsy' Mullins (tracks: 13), Bob Higgins (tracks: 1 to 5), Bobby Burns (tracks: 14, 16), Charlie Spivak, Danny Vannelli (tracks: 9 to 24), Donald 'Buddy' Yeager (tracks: 1 to 6), Jerry Greco (tracks: 7 to 12), James Mover (tracks: 14, 16, 24), Lee Knowles (tracks: 6), Pat 'Buddy' Yannon (tracks: 15, 17), Paul Fredricks (tracks: 15, 17 to 23), Phil Belzer (tracks: 7, 8), Phil Rommel (tracks: 1 to 5), Russ Montcalm (tracks: 9 to 24), Tris Hauer (tracks: 6)

Notes

Recording Dates:
Tracks 1 & 2: New York, January 13, 1941.
Track 3: New York, February 24, 1941.
Tracks 4 & 5: New York, April 15, 1941.
Track 6: Chicago, October 14, 1941.
Tracks 7 & 8: New York, January 1944
Tracks 9 & 10: New York, December 19, 1944
Tracks 11 & 12: New York, December 20, 1944
Tracks 24: New York, March 14, 1945
Tracks 14 & 16: New York, December 28, 1945
Tracks 15 & 17: New York, April 16, 1946
Tracks 18 & 19: New York, October 17, 1946
Track 20: Hollywood, January 24, 1947
Track 23, New York, April 3, 1947
Track 21 & 22: New York, November 14, 1947